Hello all,
Today I've tried to update some plugins in NPP++ (6.1.8). I went in: "Plugins > Plugin Manager > Show Plugin Manager > Updates > HTMLTag (checked) > Update (button)". What does this warning mean?
It has not been possible to validate the integrity of 'HTMLTag-entities.ini' needed to install or update the plugin. Do you want to copy this file anyway (not recommended)?
I clicked "No" and installation ended without updating the plugin. The same happens also when updating another plugin: "SourceSwitch".
fb16
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It's been defined wrong in the admin system. I'll fix it tonight. You can safely ignore the warning (so click "si" / "yes") - the .ini files are being validated although they don't need to be.
Thanks for the report.
Dave.
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Sorry, upgrading my internet connection at home hasn't gone well… I should have known, deutsche telekom, it was never going to go well! Anyway, I've got very limited connectivity at the moment. Hopefully it will be fixed in the next few days.
As far as I know, same goes for source switch. If it gives the warning for non executable files, (e.g. Ini files, txt files etc) then you're fine to ignore it. If it's a dll or exe, then don't install it, and report back here if you can so we can investigate further.
Cheers,
Dave
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I'm getting the same error with source cookifier, "It's not been possible to validate the integrity of 'Source Cookifier.dll'..."
I've checked several times in the past week. Any suggestions? I'm holding out for now, but looking forward to using it.
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@davegb3,
No worries, you have my sympathies for troubles upgrading internet connection.
Actually, I'm not able anymore to check if it gives the warning for non executable files, currently, since Notepad++ Plugin Manager doesn't show me "SourceSwitch" for updating (see image below). fb16
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I've tried the installing the following plugins through the plugin manager, all with the same error ("It has not been possible to validate the integrity of '<pluginname>.dll' …").
In the plugin manager, i went over to the installed tab, checked "plugin manager", then clicked the reinstall button. "It has not been possible to validate the integrity of 'PluginManager.dll' …"
This is my first time with Notepad++. Is this normal expected application behavior ?
Thanks!
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If it's a dll or exe, then don't install it, and report back here if you can so we can investigate further.
Sorry, before I didn't observed that the "SourceSwitch" plugin wasn't anymore in the list of my installed plugins, hence no updates could have been available through the Plugin manager console!
I've just tried to re-install it, using the Plugin manager, but the warning came back again. It reads the file is "SourceSwitch.dll".
I clicked "No", and installation ended without installing the plugin.
Best regards
fb16
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Along the same lines, for a number of days (perhaps even a couple weeks) I've been getting the error 'It has not been possible to validate the integrity of mimetools.dll needed to install or update a plugin.' when trying to update the Mime Tools plug-in from v1.7 to v1.8.
-Gary
Last edit: Gary 2013-04-30
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I've been having the same problem with updating Mime Tools for a few days or weeks. I keep on refusing the upgrade, hoping that the next time it asks to upgrade everything will be okay.
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I can confirm this wasn't setup right in the repository. I've corrected it
now, and just released the changes that have been applied in the admin
system. That means any plugin authors who haven't updated their own
entries are not in the repository. I've not had time to go through the
forum and make sure everything is updated, and as I'm going away shortly I
won't have time to do it for a while.
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I'm having the same problem installing today as well. This seems to have disappeared for a while and recurred recently perhaps? (based on the comment history)
I just downloaded the Windows installer for 6.7.7 (build time: Apr 16, 2015 - 00:39:44), and as soon as I opened it, I started the plugin upgrade, which game me this alert for both of the recommended plugin updates.
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Fixed - the MD5sums in the admin system hadn't been updated (either that or it's really an invalid version - I'm assuming the MD5sums just weren't updated).
I've updated NppFTP and DSpellCheck, and they install fine now. Let me know if there's any others.
Incidentally, this is supposed to come out in the testing, but it seems there's an issue with the test system that ignores the errors. I'll look into fixing that.
Also, this is often missed as it's an non-obvious step in the admin interface. I'm working on a new interface for the admin system, which will mean (much) faster updates, and more obvious steps for adding the MD5sums to the database.
Cheers
Dave
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Hello all,
Today I've tried to update some plugins in NPP++ (6.1.8). I went in: "Plugins > Plugin Manager > Show Plugin Manager > Updates > HTMLTag (checked) > Update (button)". What does this warning mean?
I clicked "No" and installation ended without updating the plugin. The same happens also when updating another plugin: "SourceSwitch".
fb16
Just for more clarity, here is a screenshot showing the warning message above:
It's been defined wrong in the admin system. I'll fix it tonight. You can safely ignore the warning (so click "si" / "yes") - the .ini files are being validated although they don't need to be.
Thanks for the report.
Dave.
@davegb3,
Also applies to the "SourceSwitch" plugin?
BTW: great new features in the HTMLTag plugin. Thank you!
fb16
Sorry, upgrading my internet connection at home hasn't gone well… I should have known, deutsche telekom, it was never going to go well! Anyway, I've got very limited connectivity at the moment. Hopefully it will be fixed in the next few days.
As far as I know, same goes for source switch. If it gives the warning for non executable files, (e.g. Ini files, txt files etc) then you're fine to ignore it. If it's a dll or exe, then don't install it, and report back here if you can so we can investigate further.
Cheers,
Dave
I'm getting the same error with source cookifier, "It's not been possible to validate the integrity of 'Source Cookifier.dll'..."
I've checked several times in the past week. Any suggestions? I'm holding out for now, but looking forward to using it.
@davegb3,
No worries, you have my sympathies for troubles upgrading internet connection.
Actually, I'm not able anymore to check if it gives the warning for non executable files, currently, since Notepad++ Plugin Manager doesn't show me "SourceSwitch" for updating (see image below). fb16
I've tried the installing the following plugins through the plugin manager, all with the same error ("It has not been possible to validate the integrity of '<pluginname>.dll' …").
AnalysePlugin
CCompletion
Code Alignment
Compare
CustomiseToolbar
DocIt
Document Monitor
EditorConfig
In the plugin manager, i went over to the installed tab, checked "plugin manager", then clicked the reinstall button. "It has not been possible to validate the integrity of 'PluginManager.dll' …"
This is my first time with Notepad++. Is this normal expected application behavior ?
Thanks!
there's been problems on sourceforge today. http://sourceforge.net/blog/various-sourceforge-services-down/
When project web is back up, plugin manager should be able to validate again.
cheers,
Dave
Thank you davegb3, that was indeed the issue.
@davegb3,
Sorry, before I didn't observed that the "SourceSwitch" plugin wasn't anymore in the list of my installed plugins, hence no updates could have been available through the Plugin manager console!
I've just tried to re-install it, using the Plugin manager, but the warning came back again. It reads the file is "SourceSwitch.dll".
I clicked "No", and installation ended without installing the plugin.
Best regards
fb16
Along the same lines, for a number of days (perhaps even a couple weeks) I've been getting the error 'It has not been possible to validate the integrity of mimetools.dll needed to install or update a plugin.' when trying to update the Mime Tools plug-in from v1.7 to v1.8.
-Gary
Last edit: Gary 2013-04-30
@Gary,
I've been having the same problem with updating Mime Tools for a few days or weeks. I keep on refusing the upgrade, hoping that the next time it asks to upgrade everything will be okay.
I can confirm this wasn't setup right in the repository. I've corrected it
now, and just released the changes that have been applied in the admin
system. That means any plugin authors who haven't updated their own
entries are not in the repository. I've not had time to go through the
forum and make sure everything is updated, and as I'm going away shortly I
won't have time to do it for a while.
Hi all,
Right now, the "Emmet" plugin's "EmmetNPP.dll" can't be validated.
Same with "Notepad#" and "NotepadSharp.dll".
Cheers!
Hi again,
"Source Cookifier" with its dll is also not validated at the moment.
This problem seems to have come again. See also #5145 Plugin Manager and Translate.
I have Notepad++ Plugin Manager 1.3.5.0 with Notepad++ Je suis Charlie edition "Build time: Jan 10 2015 - 17:20:21" (no version number).
For me, I get this error for NotepadSharp.dll, NotepadStarter.exe, and SessionMgr.dll
I also get this for "DSpellCheck.dll" and "NppFTP.dll" (NPP 6.7.5, PM 1.3.5)
I also get this for "DSpellCheck.dll" and "NppFTP.dll"
Same here for:
DSpellCheck.dll
NppFTP.dll
I'm having the same problem installing today as well. This seems to have disappeared for a while and recurred recently perhaps? (based on the comment history)
I just downloaded the Windows installer for 6.7.7 (build time: Apr 16, 2015 - 00:39:44), and as soon as I opened it, I started the plugin upgrade, which game me this alert for both of the recommended plugin updates.
Fixed - the MD5sums in the admin system hadn't been updated (either that or it's really an invalid version - I'm assuming the MD5sums just weren't updated).
I've updated NppFTP and DSpellCheck, and they install fine now. Let me know if there's any others.
Incidentally, this is supposed to come out in the testing, but it seems there's an issue with the test system that ignores the errors. I'll look into fixing that.
Also, this is often missed as it's an non-obvious step in the admin interface. I'm working on a new interface for the admin system, which will mean (much) faster updates, and more obvious steps for adding the MD5sums to the database.
Cheers
Dave
Same problem with XML Tools:
Regards,
Bo
Last edit: Bo Brandt 2015-05-08